‘God doesn’t need us to be perfect’
As a shy, unassuming freshman at Oklahoma Christian University, Amber Foster never saw herself serving Christ on a foreign field. Fifteen years later, she has…
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‘The church is people, and people matter’
Almost every church has a “deacon of the count” — someone who pokes his head into Bible classes and tallies the number of attendees. Carl…
Don’t seek the ‘gist’ of Scripture — get it right
A lifelong love of Greek, Hebrew and the Word of God helped 74-year-old Stanley Morris complete his magnum opus — a new translation of the…
‘This is not a race issue, it is a humanity issue’
In the midst of violence and turmoil, Conley Gibbs Jr. seeks to be a voice of reason and compassion. He serves as minister for the…
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Click to donate Dear readers: If your inbox looks like ours, you've received LOTS of messages about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Today is #GivingTuesday…
Hispanic ministry: Two generations of perspective
McAllen, Texas — How can Churches of Christ minister effectively to the rapidly growing — and increasingly diverse — Hispanic population in the U.S.? The…
Family, friendship, trust and faith
All José Nieto could surrender to Christ was his life. Men with knives and shotguns had taken everything else. Hiking to a lagoon near San…
‘Always be open to doing something new’
Chad and Sara Lukkason traded the Bighorn Mountains for the Andes. The two Montana natives, both 28, serve as missionaries in Concepción, the second-largest city…
‘I found in climbing the freedom that God gives’
This was supposed to be an interview about climbing Mount Everest. It’s not. Instead, it’s about faith and family — and even bigger mountains that…
‘I hope to give back more than I have been given’
It’s a good thing Khalil Lowry plans to major in business management when he enrolls at Lipscomb University this fall. Making it as a hip-hop…
